NBI, Nattopine®, 60 Capsules

Description

NBI Nattopine pairs a nattokinase complex with Masson pine bark extract in a formula developed with input from doctors trained at Harvard, Cornell, MIT and Bastyr. The name itself reflects the combination: nattokinase plus pine bark. It is designed for people researching healthy blood clotting, circulation and blood pressure as part of a daily wellness routine, rather than as a treatment for any diagnosed condition.

What's in each serving

Two capsules provide:

  • 182.5 mg Nattokinase Complex (3,650 FU)
  • 300 mg Masson Pine Bark (Pinus massoniana) Extract

The capsules also contain maltodextrin, hypromellose, rice flour and L-leucine as other ingredients. Hypromellose is a plant-derived capsule material rather than gelatin, which is worth knowing if you avoid animal-based capsules. NBI states the formula is manufactured to guaranteed purity and potency standards, so the FU activity and pine bark content on the label reflect what is actually in each capsule.

Why pair nattokinase with pine bark?

Pine bark extract is a plant-based antioxidant that is commonly researched alongside nattokinase for cardiovascular and circulatory wellness, which is why NBI combined the two into a single capsule instead of two separate supplements. This can suit people who want a circulation-focused formula in one capsule rather than managing separate nattokinase and pine bark bottles, and who like knowing a team of doctors was involved in developing the ratio between the two ingredients.

If you would prefer a simple, single-ingredient nattokinase capsule instead, our Nutricost Nattokinase 2,000 FU is a straightforward alternative, while shoppers wanting a higher single-ingredient strength can compare the other FU options across our nattokinase range. Either way, it helps to look past the milligram figure on the label and check the FU rating, since fibrinolytic activity rather than raw weight is what most people use to compare nattokinase products.

How to use it

The label directs adults to take two capsules daily, or as directed by a healthcare professional. Each 60-capsule bottle provides 30 servings, giving a one-month supply at the suggested dose.

Because nattokinase may interact with blood-thinning medicines such as Warfarin or Lovenox, check with your healthcare provider before taking this product if you have a medical condition or take these medications. For more background on nattokinase dosing, FU strength and who should exercise caution, see our Nattokinase Benefits, Dosage & Side Effects Guide.

Storage

Keep the bottle tightly closed in a dry place and away from excessive heat, out of reach of children.

NBI, Nattopine®, 60 Capsules

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    Description

    NBI Nattopine pairs a nattokinase complex with Masson pine bark extract in a formula developed with input from doctors trained at Harvard, Cornell, MIT and Bastyr. The name itself reflects the combination: nattokinase plus pine bark. It is designed for people researching healthy blood clotting, circulation and blood pressure as part of a daily wellness routine, rather than as a treatment for any diagnosed condition.

    What's in each serving

    Two capsules provide:

    • 182.5 mg Nattokinase Complex (3,650 FU)
    • 300 mg Masson Pine Bark (Pinus massoniana) Extract

    The capsules also contain maltodextrin, hypromellose, rice flour and L-leucine as other ingredients. Hypromellose is a plant-derived capsule material rather than gelatin, which is worth knowing if you avoid animal-based capsules. NBI states the formula is manufactured to guaranteed purity and potency standards, so the FU activity and pine bark content on the label reflect what is actually in each capsule.

    Why pair nattokinase with pine bark?

    Pine bark extract is a plant-based antioxidant that is commonly researched alongside nattokinase for cardiovascular and circulatory wellness, which is why NBI combined the two into a single capsule instead of two separate supplements. This can suit people who want a circulation-focused formula in one capsule rather than managing separate nattokinase and pine bark bottles, and who like knowing a team of doctors was involved in developing the ratio between the two ingredients.

    If you would prefer a simple, single-ingredient nattokinase capsule instead, our Nutricost Nattokinase 2,000 FU is a straightforward alternative, while shoppers wanting a higher single-ingredient strength can compare the other FU options across our nattokinase range. Either way, it helps to look past the milligram figure on the label and check the FU rating, since fibrinolytic activity rather than raw weight is what most people use to compare nattokinase products.

    How to use it

    The label directs adults to take two capsules daily, or as directed by a healthcare professional. Each 60-capsule bottle provides 30 servings, giving a one-month supply at the suggested dose.

    Because nattokinase may interact with blood-thinning medicines such as Warfarin or Lovenox, check with your healthcare provider before taking this product if you have a medical condition or take these medications. For more background on nattokinase dosing, FU strength and who should exercise caution, see our Nattokinase Benefits, Dosage & Side Effects Guide.

    Storage

    Keep the bottle tightly closed in a dry place and away from excessive heat, out of reach of children.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is NBI Nattopine?

    Nattopine is a formula from NBI that combines a nattokinase complex (182.5 mg, 3,650 FU) with 300 mg of Masson pine bark extract in each two-capsule serving. It was developed with input from doctors trained at Harvard, Cornell, MIT and Bastyr, and is intended to support healthy blood clotting, circulation and blood pressure.

    How many capsules should I take?

    The label directs adults to take two capsules daily, or as directed by a healthcare professional. Each 60-capsule bottle provides 30 servings, which is a one-month supply at the suggested dose.

    Can I take Nattopine if I'm on blood-thinning medication?

    Check with your healthcare provider before taking this product if you have a medical condition or take blood-thinning medicines such as Warfarin or Lovenox. Nattokinase may interact with these medications.

    Are the capsules made from gelatin?

    No. The capsules use hypromellose, a plant-derived capsule material, along with maltodextrin, rice flour and L-leucine as other ingredients.

    Why does Nattopine combine nattokinase with pine bark extract?

    Pine bark extract is a plant-based antioxidant that is commonly researched alongside nattokinase for cardiovascular and circulatory wellness. NBI combined the two ingredients into a single capsule so you do not need to take two separate supplements.

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